Karaoke in minutes
The music-only track is ready to sing over as soon as it finishes.
sing along without the singer
Split a song into the singing and the music, so you can sing over it yourself or listen to the voice on its own.
You get the voice on one track and everything else on the other. Both stay the same length, so they still fit together if you play them at once.
Clean studio recordings separate best. Songs with lots of echo or live crowd noise may leave faint traces, which is normal.

Want to sing your favourite song at home without the original singer drowning you out? The vocal remover separates a song into two tracks: one with only the voice and one with only the music.
It also works in reverse. Keep the vocal track when you want to hear exactly how the melody is sung, which is handy when you are learning a song.
The music-only track is ready to sing over as soon as it finishes.
Listen to the singing on its own to pick up the melody and phrasing.
Separate songs you generated here to reuse the music or the voice.

Three short steps and you have your backing track.
Upload an MP3, WAV or M4A file up to 50 MB and eight minutes, or choose one from your library.
Start the job and wait a moment while the voice and music are pulled apart.
Listen to each track and download the one you need.
Sing with friends over the original music.
Rehearse a performance for a school show or talent night.
Hear the tune clearly when learning to sing it.
Higher-quality files separate more cleanly.
Some reverb is shared between voice and music and may remain.
Only use recordings you own or have permission to adapt when sharing publicly.
Two tracks: the vocals on their own and the music without vocals.
Yes. Downloads are available with an active plan or purchased credits.
No. This gives two tracks. The stem splitter separates the music into individual instruments.
Only if you own the song or have permission. Separating it does not change who owns it.
Upload a song and get the music and the voice as separate tracks.
Remove vocals